Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-10-07

10 years ago by an Old ladN ~ years vi
age.--Mrs Cordelia Stowell who has
been in Canada and Highgate visiting
friends has returned home. - Morrill,
Metcalf is very sick also Elisha Bentley.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Lang have arrived
home from Glens Falls where they have
been visiting cher parents.
The Weekly Free PrA>s from
this da g is reduced one nait II
l. uOW Oniy ONE DOLLAR a
year
johnson
Mr.. B. Fullington is at home for a few
daYs,--The merchants are active. Mr..
Nye has returned from Boston, Mr.. Welch
is there ana Mr.. Andrews has Just gone.
The organ at the Normal school is in
an abnormal condition. n.--There was a
good attendance at the Methodist sociable
Friday night. Bertha Webster, who has
been working at the hotel, was taken home
by her father. 1t is reported that she was
entlcel from her home in New Hampshire
by IA fellow named Bert Smith who is en-
ploycd on the railroad. Smith is said TO
have skipped to Canada.
Misses Abbie and Flora Boyce have re
turned home from New York Rev. Mr..
services at the Baptist church. REV. e..
b. Hyde, missionary to Mexico, spoke in
the Methodist church Sunday evening on
social and religious matters in Mexico
Mrs. Parmalee and daughter have moved
| to Burlington THE second nine of John
son played the second nine of Hyde Park
here on Saturday. Score 81 to Is in favor
of johnson. Miss Maud Story has re
turned home from Massachusetts, --
Pearls wooen mill will b gin Monday
to run both night and day.-Mrs vii
liam A. Cutler and daughter of Natick
Mass, are visiting Mrs. s. w Peck
| Mrs. Pierce, sister of c. c. Drown has gont
to North Troy. ---The w. G. T. u. NEE
with Mrs. A. II. Campbell Thursday next
--Rolla Woodward assisted Mr.. Bell il
the store during the absence of Mr.. Nye
-Riddie Bros are building "A store room
to accommodate ther increasing business
Charles, son of Seneca Gray, is yer
low and not expected to recover. Til
long desired rain has come but the consC
Qucnt dampness is rather annoying to Nj
Doane owing to the peculiar condition q
his lungs.
Worthwhile.
, Misses Bertha Grant and Alice Bugbe
are visiting friends in Franklin count!
...... Rev. George Byron Hyde, who ht
been in missionary work ia Mexico ft
about two years, occupied the Methodi;
desk Sunday morning, aud will give
lecture at the same place on Thursdi
2 evening, upon Mexican m sion wOrl
.....Rev. ". II. Hyde, pastor OF tt
1 Methodist church. is soon to leave her
: to spend the winter IN a warmer Cllmat
His successor will be auuOunced by u
presiding elder at an early date. ......
u hose tower i being built at Pleasal
street engine house. Frank p. Robl
/. son, photographer has sold his bushes
: and rented his photograph rooms to IarI
h. Cutler ot Mortified. ...The ch
dren OF the Universalist society are TO pr
a sent the juvenile operatta, 'Grandma
! Birthday" at town hall, Wednesday ev
- nlng...... There are several cases OF ca
d ker rash among the small children
,, town. The residences of DR.. Il.
1 Gilbert and n. \. Niles have been great
Z improved. YORK was begun Monde
Il on d.tches Joining new springs to the V
e lage water works, the supply being 10
~ because Of dry weather. The LamoiI
Valley pump Company's mil has be,
thoroughly repaired and painted .... {
e sunday steam pump was put i'll at q
large watering tauz at the depot ......T
e academy students held the second lyceu
:. of the fall term Friday eveuin2. Abb
e ham Noe has purchased aud moved TO
is T.. n. Porter house on Maple street.
Holmes B. Cushman and family W
move to the Boutwell, house on Nor
l. Main street. t...... Mrs. WescOm of Bu
l. lington is visiting at Dr. Rublee's
IS p. Hunt has nearly completed very
=, tractive residence. ..... The putting in
Y the new siding at the depot has come tC
stand still and a part of the track h
&c been taken up.